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Heartopia Multiplayer and Co-op — Playing with Friends

Updated 2026-06-02

Heartopia multiplayer is built around the random neighbor system, not traditional friend lists. Other players appear in your town organically every time you log in. You can wave, chat, visit their house, or ignore them. But if you want to play specifically with friends, the game supports that too. This Heartopia multiplayer and co-op guide explains the exact steps.

How to invite friends

Open the Social menu (bottom-right), search for your friend's username, send a friend request. Once accepted, you can see when they are online and teleport to their town if they have their lot set to public. You can also form a party — party members see each other on the map and can share fishing/hobby exp bonuses. Parties are limited to four players.

  • Friend request: search by username (case-sensitive).
  • Party up: up to 4 players, shared exp bonus for same-zone activities.
  • Co-build: friends can place furniture on your lot if you grant edit permissions.
  • Hobby parties: fishing together gives a 15% exp bonus per extra player.

What you can do together

ActivityCo-op Features
FishingShared catch bonuses, party exp boost
House visitingTour, rate, co-build with permissions
CookingShare meals, trade ingredients
GardeningWater each other's plants, share rare seeds
EventsComplete event quests together
Cross-platform multiplayer is PC-to-PC only. Steam players can play with other Steam players. There is no crossplay with consoles or mobile as of June 2026.

If you prefer solo play, set your lot to Private in the Settings menu. Other players will still appear in town but cannot interact with your house or follow you into hobby instances. Read our Beginner Guide for more tips on the social system.

FAQ

Can I play Heartopia entirely solo?
Yes. Set your lot to private and ignore the social features. All hobbies, quests, and progression are fully accessible in solo mode.
Is there voice chat in Heartopia?
No. Heartopia uses text chat only. There are preset emotes and quick messages for non-typing communication.

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